But sorting through all 21625,2900 documents is a gargantuan task.
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Sorting through these complications will be difficult for many consumers.
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Legal analysts and journalists are still sorting through the charges.
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One person was sorting through a small tower of paperwork.
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After sorting through 28,000 applications, Serhant and his team chose Bencheghib.
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You're digesting all the info and sorting through the shit perfectly!
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There's absolutely nothing efficient about sorting through 30,000 resumes by hand.
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Some advice for sorting through the Democrats who may be running.
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The town was still sorting through the chaos on Friday morning.
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Sorting through that welter of competing claims is a real hassle.
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His delay was about sorting through possible claims of executive privilege.
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Sorting through the confusing sets of numbers in Trump's deportation plan.
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Although sorting through the details would require the septuagenarian to read text.
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Rescue teams will spend the next few weeks sorting through the rubble.
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They may also not be as sophisticated at sorting through news coverage.
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The National Archives is sorting through the same paperwork but told Sen.
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"Very few people are really sorting through the facts logically," she added.
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Sorting through all that clutter can feel like a never-ending task.
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Clinton used when she was sorting through tens of thousands of emails.
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At first we were friends, both of us sorting through recent breakups.
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I began by sorting through the pieces by color, starting with yellow.
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Sorting through the wreckage of a freezer fail was a draining experience.
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I've been home for almost two years, and I'm still sorting through.
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Instead of sorting through this mind-numbing stuff unassisted, Catch holds your hand.
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Residents of Texan towns clobbered by Hurricane Harvey began sorting through the wreckage.
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Already, geologists and geophysicists are sorting through the data they have access to.
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This is a common technique that's particularly good at sorting through visual data.
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You're not swiping through infinite anybodies and sorting through reams of annoying messages.
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Cumming is one dressing room over, sorting through folds of sparkly white lace.
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Some of us are still sorting through the year-end "best of" lists.
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Sorting through the plethora of books aimed at new parents can be overwhelming.
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But for sorting through crowds, malaria-sniffing dogs could potentially be very useful.
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The committee, which is sorting through the claims, postponed today's confirmation hearing. 213.
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That leaves us with another full hour of tediously sorting through the ashes.
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I began comparing the shapes, sorting through them, making categories that didn't hold.
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Scorpio season is all about sorting through your finances and emotionally, your self-worth.
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The implications for intelligently sorting through crowded footage (think airports, busy streets) are significant.
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N. and I spend the afternoon sorting through the clothes while watching more AFL.
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But once we started sorting through them, we couldn't find a single matching pair.
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The biggest lesson I learned from sorting through my feelings on the label Latinx?
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Sorting through wreckage on Tuesday left behind by the tsunami in Banten Province, Indonesia.
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I'm tackling a job I've put off for decades: sorting through boxes of photos.
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The chances of both chambers sorting through their differences in three weeks is slim.
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Here's a look at some of the issues our journalists have been sorting through.
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In sorting through his past, he'd shut down his romantic feelings for me, he said.
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After sorting through email, I meet a friend at an outdoor court near my apartment.
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But sorting through her mother's affairs that summer, she felt the stress wearing her down.
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For help sorting through the countless nail-polish options for fall, we tapped Brittni Rae.
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Why force that information on people when even trained practitioners have trouble sorting through it?
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States are still sorting through some rules governing how long delegates are bound to candidates.
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According to the Post, Krajnyak was sorting through the mail as two customers looked on.
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Polling guru Nate Silver built his career sorting through election polling data with remarkable accuracy.
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But that proved unsuccessful when the software was tasked with sorting through real-world sounds.
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Artificial intelligence companies are enlisting robots to make recycling sustainable, by sorting through trash themselves.
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Sorting through which ones are worth your time and money can be a challenging endeavor.
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Since the fire tore through her home, Landles has been sorting through how to grieve.
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The attention span required for sorting through our nuclear dilemma—also pretty close to gone.
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On Tuesday night, investigators were still sorting through a multitude of tips and blind alleys.
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Having trouble sorting through the Quad's 20-film series on the best of Elizabeth Taylor?
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Most notable, it can provide them with valuable experience in sorting through complex legal arguments.
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It's Cyber Monday, which means everyone is sorting through deals for all kinds of electronics.
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I mean, I was still sorting through everything that had just happened and processing my thoughts.
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You just might need help sorting through millions of single folks in order to find them.
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Which just makes sorting through the contrasts, and the parallels they suggest, all the more interesting.
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Secretaries sorting through petitions demanding the construction of new subway lines, New York City, circa 1923.
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He was working on sorting through samples of marine creatures that are stocked away in freezers.
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The help she provides begins with sorting through published research and determining what is worth heeding.
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After sorting through most of it, I saw a small plastic baggie tied at the bottom.
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While sorting through his photos, he was struck by a commonality: the image of mothers praying.
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While Dollar Tree is busy sorting through its issues, Dollar General is mapping out expansion plans.
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Also, I make decisions quickly with my gut; he takes his time sorting through various options.
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Facial recognition algorithms are becoming increasingly powerful and capable of sorting through huge amounts of data.
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Curran does a terrific job of sorting through the crazily complicated history of the Encyclopédie's publication.
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"Machines are good at sorting through data; people are good in a curatorial role," said Wang.
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By sorting through your piles of belongings and doing some organizing, you could find something valuable.
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Trina films herself inside dumpsters behind makeup shops, sorting through white trash bags for discarded producers.
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In short, as often happens after a crisis, the Fed is sorting through some existential issues.
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Flipp, for example, can save you some time sorting through all those paper Black Friday ads.
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She did whatever she could to support the family, like digging oysters or sorting through recycling.
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He said that the recount process required sorting through more than a million pages of ballots.
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Many of the services offer a similar set of channels, but sorting through differences takes work.
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Their most iconic image was of the couple sitting at their kitchen table, sorting through bills.
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Affiliated with two Manhattan stores, it's a place to spend ample time sorting through the racks.
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Sorting through the chaff in STAR Labs' press release today, here's what we know for sure.
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We didn't appreciate going to the local fabric store and sorting through the patterns and cloth.
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It's a lot of information to digest, and today you're sorting through some very deep feelings.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Last week, Trump was photographed sorting through toys with military families.
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But sorting through all of the options and deciding which is best presents its own unique challenge.
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In addition, a lot of what Mueller has been sorting through deals with intelligence and classified materials.
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Employees at the store discovered the marijuana while sorting through donations Monday morning and called the cops.
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Trump's opponents are still sorting through the wreckage of the GOP primary season for a path forward.
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It's about sorting through all of them, how expensive they are and the condescending in-store experience.
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Chinese data even among specialists are hazy and require time just sorting through the definitions and changes.
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I'd been sexually assaulted the year before (on another school trip), and was still sorting through that.
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If you're not sure where to start, consult a financial advisor instead of sorting through internet advice.
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It would be easier than sorting through all the brand and style options on your own, no?
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Instead, they are sorting through a pile of lithium-ion batteries from old mobile phones and laptops.
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His skin a deep brown; eyes steady, not focused on the shit his hands were sorting through.
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The Moon is in your sign for much of today, and you're sorting through many complicated emotions.
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I work for a small nonprofit, and one of my duties is sorting through our email inbox.
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Wearing a pair of denim overalls, he prepared for the job of mucking out and sorting through.
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On a more mundane level, you will find yourself sorting through issues concerning debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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Friends and family members have spent the past few days sorting through what's left of the home.
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While Jones may be taking his time sorting through what&aposs next, the schedule is somewhat pressing.
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State election officials said they were analyzing the judge's ruling and sorting through what to do next.
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Once you reach age 220 and are eligible for Medicare, sorting through your options can be tricky.
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In southeast Texas, meanwhile, victims of Harvey are just starting the process of sorting through the devastation.
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After sorting through inferred, suggestive stories, one must resign oneself to one's own interpretation, to one's particular lens.
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But sorting through these questions could prove even more crucial for figuring out how to make flying sustainable.
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Similarly, the patron relationship manager will replace the process of downloading and sorting through spreadsheets with subscriber info.
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I spend the next few hours playing with her, putting away laundry, and sorting through my Amazon deliveries.
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It's a state of heightened awareness, of careful assessment, of sorting through the irrelevant to find the sublime.
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The following are a few tips for sorting through the blizzard of fake financial news: * Trace the source.
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Having previously identified as straight, Kat now spends several episodes sorting through her newfound feelings for a woman.
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Ms. Wu said she enjoyed sorting through the psychological clues earlier composers left behind in their handwritten scores.
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Opinion Minneapolis — I spent the entire month of May sorting through the past, and throwing away old fruit.
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Delegate things that aren't high value — like sorting through email and scheduling calls — to support or other staff.
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That bottom line saves you all the time of sorting through all the verbiage from all the camps.
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As residents across the region began sorting through the rubble, meteorologists were warning of more dangerous conditions ahead.
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We were, too, on the climate desk, sorting through America's mixed bag of election results on climate change.
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She loved sorting through page after page of documents and records, searching for that needle in the haystack.
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Lizzo lent a hand in Melbourne, Australia sorting through donations and packing food hampers for bushfire-affected families.
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As the daughters of Pakistani immigrants living in Illinois, she's constantly sorting through the different sides of herself.
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Bit by bit, they were sorting through the gigabytes of data that he had brought back from Nigeria.
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The stamp was discovered in 1873, by a 12-year-old boy sorting through his uncle's old letters.
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There's a full directory of listings online, but we've done the work of sorting through it for you.
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We get it, no one likes sorting through their inbox, and Nunberg's sounds like it is perhaps especially terrible?
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However, according to a January filing, the Justice Department is still sorting through nearly 17 million pages of documents.
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As kids get older, they enjoy sorting through complex ideas to figure out what a movie is really saying.
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Either way, sorting through all the submissions seems likely to be a major job in itself for Donald Trump.
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The man has a history of charges against him, but investigators were still sorting through his convictions, he said.
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Sorting through the claims and counterclaims with regard to statements made by the targeted lawyers is quite a slog.
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Venus enters emotional Water sign Scorpio today, finding you sorting through some deep feelings over the next few weeks.
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Crowdpac quantifies where the candidate falls along the ideological spectrum by sorting through the donors' past political-giving practices.
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Perhaps not unexpectedly, Combs admits he did have some trouble sorting through the stress that accompanied his meteoric rise.
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But sorting through massive numbers of messages from customers, partners and even employees can be tedious and time-consuming.
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You're experiencing deep, personal transformation and growth, sorting through your emotional baggage and burning what you don't need anymore.
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For clients who are sorting through the complexities of enrollment decisions, it helps to have a go-to expert.
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I also found the task of sorting through 650-plus designer brands in pursuit of the real gems overwhelming.
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After sorting through hundreds of characteristics, they identified the handful most closely shared between species that had tail weapons.
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Archaeologists are sorting through the remains, hoping to glean a better idea of what life was like in colonial Philadelphia.
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It's a gigantic mess that's never worth sorting through, especially when it's so easy to bring back the old files.
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But biological signals can be noisy and machine learning is a powerful tool for sorting through that kind of data.
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Even if you feel a specific hiring manager will appreciate your wit, that person probably isn't sorting through the resumes.
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Jesús sits on the living room floor, sorting through a stack of large paper cards covered with brightly colored drawings.
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THE Supreme Court tends to expend more energy detangling questions of law than it does sorting through questions of fact.
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A current problem with the use of these cameras is the gargantuan task of sorting through hours of mundane video.
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Sorting through all of the options and deciding which model is best for you presents its own unique challenge, though.
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Combined with Photos on the iPhone, Apple's Photos apps are turning into solid options for sorting through your old pictures.
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Boyd helped form the criteria that 179 scholars referred to while sorting through 1,000 nominees to select the final 12.
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Fashion publicist Isoke Salaam told Insider that the days of sorting through racks of ripped jeans may soon be over.
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Mr. Schlichter said participants were still burdened with sorting through more than 100 options, many of which were too expensive.
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They told us how their schools are responding, how they're sorting through disinformation, and why they're concerned for their grandparents.
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Otherwise, valuable time might be lost sorting through a mountain of donated goods that do not serve people's immediate needs.
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They shared hundreds of stories of sorting through family heirlooms and the sometimes awkward, sometimes liberating discussions about unwanted keepsakes.
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Even though some buyers are taking their time in sorting through this oversupply, they are still willing to sign contracts.
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According to Reuters, the company's hope was that technology could make the process of sorting through job applications more efficient.
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With five months to go before his agreed departure date, Mr. George is still sorting through boxes of new material.
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Is there a particular way of sorting through all that visual material that's unlike looking at any other photographer's work?
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Investigators were still sorting through the digital crumbs left behind after last week's crippling cyberattacks, known as NotPetya or Nyetya.
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Credit union advocates that met with Trump on Monday said the president told them he was still sorting through candidates.
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" JACQUES ROUSSEAU, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF CLEARVIEW ENERGY IN WASHINGTON, D.C.: "I think people are sorting through what could actually happen.
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Yet they both do the same job: sorting through the local rubbish, trying to salvage goods that can be re-used.
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But for now, the free version is a unique alternative for anyone in desperate need of help sorting through their inbox.
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Researchers found the signals by sorting through and reanalyzing all the observations that the researchers collected during the last observing run.
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Sorting through everything to find the best options is a chore, and you've got better things to do this holiday season.
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But depending on the climate and your level of activity, sorting through different styles, technologies, and waterproofing ratings can be confusing.
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I'm still sorting through the possibilities as the new administration labors to get its people seated and legislative plans worked out.
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As a music writer, you often spend your time sorting through terrible mixtapes or wondering why Meghan Trainor become a thing.
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In the age of infinite takes, pop culture—particularly television—has become a useful vehicle for sorting through society's political woes.
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Sorting through the Census Bureau's numbers uncovers cautionary notes: The gains for the poorest haven't offset a decade of lost ground.
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If you've already done the hard work of sorting through your belongings and culling what you do not need, great work!
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Christensen frames her story with an elderly Astrid (Maria Fahl Vikander) sorting through mailbags full of birthday greetings from young admirers.
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As we move through this wrenching period, sorting through the contradictory feelings that arise is both very difficult and very necessary.
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Inside, the staff serves a continual line of shoppers from behind a glass counter, sorting through their orders wearing latex gloves.
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The engineers will have to implement the binding decisions of the board, including sorting through the technical limits of the oversight.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia I found two op-eds particularly helpful in sorting through the recent attack on Saudi oil facilities.
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Responders are still sorting through the wreckage, particularly in poor Haitian immigrant communities in Grand Abaco that were almost completely leveled.
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Josephine Sittenfeld, a photographer, was sorting through her high school bedroom and created this poignant photo essay about what she discovered.
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That's why we're here, inside, sorting through the cornucopia of umbrellas, chairs, sunscreen, towels, and more — so you don't have to.
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They then spent the next five days sorting through records to figure out which patients had been affected—about 225 in total.
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Or, check with your state's Department of Aging (or similar entity) to find out about free counseling for sorting through your options.
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The project aims to leverage Google's advanced machine learning capabilities, sorting through millions of job listings to better match opportunities with candidates.
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Currently, the Gawker estate has ended the bidding for the remaining assets and is sorting through those bids to determine a winner.
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Additionally, Dougy was adjusting to life with his mom, sorting through feelings of abandonment after being shunted between countries and family members.
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While the observations took just one week in April 2017 to gather, actually sorting through the vast amounts of data took months.
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It's like the electron itself is a computer, sorting through all the possible paths it can take before finding the right ones.
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I just got my photos back from the photographer and spend time sorting through the images and posting them on social media.
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That's true on a factual level, which is why we're sorting through the latest developments over on our "what we know" post.
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The squeaky-clean "after" shot is compelling enough to make us want to run home and start sorting through our own collections.
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Estimate how much time you dedicate to perfecting your profile, editing pictures, sorting through seemingly endless matches and actually communicating with people.
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Detectives were able to confirm Haakenson's identity by sorting through his original missing person report, Social Security Administration information, and postmortem reports.
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She sat up and threw off the covers, her groggy brain sorting through disaster scenarios as she tapped in her security code.
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Fox News reports that the DOJ is sorting through 10,000 texts, but it's unclear if they have any relevance to the investigation.
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The bottom line: The Trump administration is sorting through its political and legal options to navigate this tense — and potentially disastrous — situation.
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The FBI was analyzing items recovered during the search, which included sorting through 95,000 pounds of trash from a landfill, authorities said.
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"People are sorting through our shoes and our hair ... whether we cut it or not," Michelle Obama said at the 2013 summit.
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Rosemary Mack, another participant, told INSIDER that she discovered the Tiny Pricks Project while "sorting through vintage doilies at a rummage sale."
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Rather than sorting through the entire internet to look for the right one, check out this curated list of 10 great options.
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Most of the complaints they are sorting through will be regular luggage, with a few unauthorized bottles of liquid here and there.
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After sorting through the information, 61 percent made cuts to defense spending including 21625 percent of Republicans and 2900 percent of independents.
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Sorting through the pile of posters from back in the day, I was most touched by parties that featured women-oriented nights.
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Inside Amazon's massive distribution centers — where sorting through stuff is the primary task — armies of humans still do most of the work.
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He also had a project to tackle at home: sorting through a pile of mail that he has ignored for a while.
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I'm still in that middle stage of sorting through everything I've absorbed in my life to search for some more distinct identity.
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The robot made its debut in a video last year, sorting through recycling, putting away dishes and climbing stairs of a home.
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I let T. outside while sorting through my mail, recycling all of it except my Warby Parker glasses that just came in.
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Procrastination is closely tied to clutter, because sorting through and tossing items is a task that many people find unpleasant and avoid.
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To undo the mystery of Ferrante, Gatti spent months obtaining and sorting through accounting statements from her Italian publisher, Edizione E/O.
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Sometimes, sorting through our closet can feel overwhelming (there's a reason so many joke about having a packed wardrobe, but nothing to wear).
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She's sorting through boxes of quirky drawings and letters from some of the estimated 1,000 kids she's taught over the past nine years.
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Jeff Sessions and legal marijuana Binkowski, with Mikkelson editing up in L.A., is sorting through an eclectic buffet of items on this day.
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After I die, my family will be sorting through what's left behind of my life, and they will not find Mr. Thirty-Four.
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As a bonus, staying inside all day and sorting through the dewy decimal system is a great way to pretend you're somewhere else.
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Our legislature does not lack information, it lacks a modern capacity for sorting through the information to arrive at representative, unbiased policy judgement.
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"The SEC in this case did a good job of sorting through the business problem and how to get it fixed," said Gorman.
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The state is currently sorting through those signatures to determine whether there are 366,000 legitimate ones, the required threshold for a ballot spot.
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Instead of sorting through thousands of resumes, they can instantly seek out those with the resumes that match what employers are looking for.
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After sorting through all the wonderful submissions, The Grey Muzzle Organization is working to put together its Prom Court, but needs your help.
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Sorting through those posts has meant miring myself in a steamy swamp of every dumbass thought I've had over the past four years.
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And then over pie, he apologizes to Charley for trying to rush things between them while she was still sorting through a divorce.
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The court found that the first patent was really just the same as sorting through your own physical mail—but with a computer.
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In other words, if you're up to the task of sorting through what's presented and weighing your options, you can bypass an agent.
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Berlin-based researcher Hang Do Thi Duc discovered even more by sorting through all the publicly available data and posting her findings online.
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And just as pleasurable is the access we gain to the narrator's mind—a comprehensive literary intelligence sorting through a lot of data.
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After sorting through hundreds of responses, here are our favorites, from cleaning glass with gin to grooming the family dog with olive oil.
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But rather than drawing on engineered mice, the company is sorting through antibodies collected from people who survived related coronavirus infections like SARS.
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Q: I was sorting through a file when I came across a printed copy of clothing "pitfalls" by the image consultant Colette Michelle.
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Voters are sorting through an avalanche of ads for 11 candidates for governor and mounds of material for and against ranked choice voting.
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But most people don't want to do their taxes, sorting through the forms and paperwork and doing the math, all on their own.
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" In an interview, Mr. Larsen described his method — sorting through the contaminants in a process of elimination — as "something that anybody can do.
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She instigates fortnightly office "streamlining sessions," continually sorting through her own papers and questioning her team about the buildup of boxes or packages.
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"This is the only work we have," said the 5003-year-old, sorting through a pile of plastic bottles, bags, and cast-off electronics.
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His interest in numbers, math and tracking — "I call it 'nerding out,'" he said — came in handy when sorting through available videos and resources.
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Quartz noted that the researchers could be witnessing the brain's process of sorting through the day's memories and prioritizing what it sees as important.
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I knew that sorting through her possessions would feel like losing her all over again — so I put it off as long as possible.
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After sorting through what seemed to be 30+ listings from my agent, plus other options I found on my own via StreetEasy and Realtor.
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The best salespeople spend most of their time sorting through data to identify prospects who most stand to benefit from their product or service.
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To spare you countless hours spent sorting through their marketplace, here is our selection of merchandise from across categories that we think you'll love.
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Sorting through the legalese: The memo's issuance sparked widespread confusion, leading some to believe that many more individuals would be affected than in actuality.
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A.I. is probably heading for the same places, invisibly sorting through lots of data everywhere to continuously update and automate most of our lives.
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The number of packages they are sorting through is on the rise, especially small packages being shipped directly to consumers from e-commerce websites.
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While there are many things about moving that are absolutely zero fun, the angst of sorting through your stuff might be among the worst.
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In sorting through their motives, "The Gloaming" delivers a searing taxonomy of loss, and shows the way it leads to a cycle of violence.
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We'll be sorting through the finer print in the coming days and looking for ways the stimulus will affect workers, startups and tech giants.
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But in the process of sorting through them, one can glide right by the seemingly less important moments that help make the show special.
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We learned that the authority responsible for sorting through Strzok's personal accounts for additional relevant messages to turn over to Congress is — well, Strzok.
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" Writing was key to his thinking process, too: a tool for sorting through "a lot of crosscurrents in my own life — race, class, family.
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But when they were sorting through vacation photos in August, they noticed the symbol in the photo with their child, according to USA Today.
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And it's that curating, juxtaposing, and sorting through decades of detritus that makes the museum more than just an Ali Baba's cave of consumerism.
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On the buyer's side, they say, consumers still need help sorting through everything they read on the internet in order to make a wise decision.
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We started January 1, and so far it's been extremely beneficial when it comes to clearing out my mental clutter and sorting through my feelings.
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In response, three dozen experts spent two weeks in August sorting through the implications at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP) in Santa Barbara.
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You see, automating emails makes it super easy to personalize messages for specific prospects and customers without sorting through your contact list person by person.
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Vinnik himself is in custody, arrested while on vacation in Greece, but the Bitcoin world is still sorting through the larger implications of his arrest.
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And while sorting through hundreds or thousands of potential mates might sound like a dream come true, making a decision could actually be quite stressful.
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I try to stave off "hanger" by making dental insurance phone calls (without getting anywhere), sorting through junk and work mail, and watching Trump's inauguration.
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Just like Slack, files and media you upload remain easily accessible to everyone, and Yahoo says it has made "powerful search" for sorting through everything.
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The researchers are still sorting through the data to see whether, one year into a sometimes turbulent tenure, Americans once again encountered the "presidential" Trump.
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After sorting through all of those eager people, Jobvite estimates that hiring managers in each of those industries interview 14.9% and 10% of applicants, respectively.
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Democrats are "busy sorting through potential candidates, who in some cases number more than a dozen interested prospects for a single district," according to Politico.
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The police are still sorting through facts, witness statements and videos as the grieving city copes with the loss of one of its sports heroes.
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When it comes to sorting through photo outtakes of herself, style and beauty influencer Rianne Meijer tends to take an unorthodox approach: She shares them.
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Really. Put down the paper and pen, bail out of your calculator app, and save yourself the multi-day headache of sorting through this mess.
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"A few people today on our team walked into a couple of operational nightmares early on that they've been amazing at sorting through," she said.
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To look for gems, visitors can go sluicing (using a water flow to look for gems), creeking (sorting through dirt to find gems), or digging.
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Sorting through rows of overcrowded moisturizer shelves is overwhelming, and too many people have a hard time finding gentle skincare products that work for them.
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Authorities said they decided to arrest Eisenhauer after sorting through social media, exploring 300-plus tips and searching for other information pertinent to the case.
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The best parts of Spark are the way it can prioritize and categorize your emails for you, making easier work of sorting through your inbox.
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It's especially good at sorting through large sets of data and identifying patterns or anomalies — a task that would take a human ages to review.
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After sorting through over 300 entries, he's announced the DJs and producers that'll fight it out onstage at Brooklyn Steel in just a couple weeks.
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When Amazon boasts of all the robots in its distribution centers, blue-collar workers are sorting through all the stuff moving through those giant warehouses.
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Mr. Martin said he read parts of Avedon's novel in progress after his death, when he was sorting through his files and packing them up.
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Hatred obliterates nuance and fosters conspiracy theories, a particular temptation when the country is sorting through real evidence of the Trump campaign's worrisome foreign entanglements.
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Dr. Fimple nodded in the direction of an e-cigarette package on the coffee table, a crumpled item found while sorting through her husband's belongings.
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As the top seven candidates meet for the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO debate Thursday in Los Angeles, Democratic voters are still sorting through a large field.
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But it'll be hard to forget Owen after seeing her in Messiah, where she plays a young girl sorting through what it is she believes.
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At one point, I was at a cocktail social with auto executives sorting through my bag of truck swag (the Ram cup koozies were clever).
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In the beginning, the protagonist appears to be sorting through his childhood room when he comes across an old friend he created as a kid.
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McDonald spent six months sorting through personal items that were part of house cleanouts after someone died or moved into a home for the elderly.
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Thanks to Pinlord and Patchgame for helping me find these: the sheer volume of new companies emerging from the woodwork makes sorting through them difficult.
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We're told a security guard discovered the device while sorting through mail in the mailroom on the seventh floor of the building and reported it.
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It's easy to shoot a ridiculous amount of photos and videos, but backing them up and sorting through them all is a pain in the ass.
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There's a lot of cool stuff to explore — finding new recipes for your friends, tricking out your ride and cruising around, fishing, sorting through photo memories.
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It only takes a little bit of sorting through their database to see how the Time Lord, time and time again, has deflected multiple alien threats.
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"The blockchain has so many ramifications that we're still sorting through, but the promise is tremendous," Frazer told me on the phone from southern British Columbia.
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After sorting through over 100,000 entries submitted on Twitter and Instagram detailing how they would approach the challenge, Vitaminwater named the company's chosen candidate on Friday.
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Library historian Holly Snyder told Hyperallergic that she was sorting through a drawer of unprocessed items when the bright paint and bold subjects caught her eye.
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It was a tabloid extravaganza, and now Netflix and directors Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn are sorting through the rubble to make some sense of it.
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Sorting through patients' uses of psychoactive substances, from cocaine to alcohol to coffee, leaves me with an appreciation of the wildly different neurochemistry of people's brains.
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A Minnesota probate court has spent months sorting through numerous claims by would-be heirs to determine how his estate will be divvied up and controlled.
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Sorting through a sheaf of old musical scores in the dim light of his basement on a recent evening, Mr. Evans puzzled at the DownBeat accolade.
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Companies with high and stable dividends are a good place to look, but there are some traps investors can fall into when sorting through these names.
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"We're sorting through a lot of data and noise and getting to a signal for regular human beings — not quants, not financial experts," Ms. Karp said.
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I spent my first hours at work finding the kitchen, unearthing cleaning supplies, wiping down my desk and sorting through (aka throwing out) someone else's files.
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But atop the pile sits a young, nude black man, an architect of the future, who is already sorting through the debris and starting to rebuild.
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County election officials in Broward and Palm Beach are still sorting through vote-by-mail ballots and most counties are working their way through provisional ballots.
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Meanwhile, at NIST, officials will be sorting through comments on behalf of the brand new White House Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, which were deadlined Friday.
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The primary electorate's serious duty of sorting through genuinely qualified candidates is made harder by these globs of candidate cholesterol clogging up the arteries of democracy.
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But as she started sorting through the material, dusting away ample mouse droppings, she was stunned to realize it was a rich archive of suffrage material.
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"The twist was the bright pink Marc Jacobs Beauty eyeliner I came across while sorting through colors," Vanngo said about the 13 Reasons Why executive producer's makeup.
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The story of Meckseper's work for Pledges may be retired in the news cycle, but we are still sorting through its implications for other ongoing community struggles.
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"I had found an old travel DVD player in the closet after the burglary, with that movie still inside, while sorting through the aftermath," Nobari tells Creators.
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Before the pain sets in, before doing the actual work of sorting through my feelings, I buy and wear a kooky shirt and have fun in it.
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But, in sorting through the hundreds of old-pro user reviews, I picked up some useful tips, then set aside a Saturday afternoon for the big event.
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She and co-worker Katharine Milani are in charge of sorting through the more than 20,000 items left behind in hotel rooms and the casino every year.
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There's no shortage of information on all kinds of aspects of city life, so the question was not one of getting the data but sorting through it.
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The next morning while sorting through the recyclables, an employee noticed the box, with money coming out of it, on the sorting line, The Press Democrat reported.
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But behind the scenes is a group of pharmacy robots sorting through various medications, picking pills in the proper dosages and packaging them for nurses to administer.
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An agent sorting through the contents of the hard drive came across a jolting find: a State Department memo and some emails between Abedin and Hillary Clinton.
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Ultimately and completely predictably, the latter didn't matter; with Baalke out, someone else will be tasked with sorting through the rubble that is the current 73ers roster.
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Adding all of these options to the same place in the reply menu makes sorting through emails feel much faster and more intuitive in Apple's Mail app.
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Below, I'll walk you through my tips for sorting through the RugsUSA website, and show you how I styled some of its rugs in my own apartment.
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"Starting from 2200, I gave myself an absolutely impossible mission: own everything concerning the Beatles," Volcouve told Reuters TV, as he was sorting through his collection December.
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Most of the children interviewed by Amnesty worked above ground, collecting ore and sorting through rocks, which they then washed in streams and lakes around the mines.
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Cody Keenan, Mr. Obama's speechwriter, who began his political career sorting through Senator Edward M. Kennedy's mail, draws heavily from the president's letters in drafting his message.
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A client of Napiwocki's in Alaska needed help sorting through his district's three-level plan and around 60 or so investment options among a half-dozen custodians.
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The state's disease detectives continued working furiously, sorting through the circle of friends, family and co-workers of the people who had tested positive for the virus.
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News about the pandemic has been publishing at a rapid clip these past few weeks, and the copydesk has been keeping up and sorting through the language.
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If volunteers on the ground end up with a mountain of donated goods, they'll have to spend time sorting through them rather than buying exactly what's needed.
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Our reporters are sorting through the testimony for signs of whether Mr. Trump's actions regarding the investigation into Russian meddling crossed the line into obstruction of justice.
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One of the people found a blade and cut a finger while sorting through their candy on Halloween night, Colerain Township Police spokesman James Love told CNN.
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In 1999, then-Attorney General Janet Reno dispatched him to Boston to lead a strike force aimed at sorting through FBI agents' convoluted relationship with mobster informants.
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He was sorting through bundles of brightly colored African clothing, calling the phone numbers of customers written on each, telling them to come pick up their packages.
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But Abdelraof Shawka, a Palestine Post employee who's been sorting through the tons of sometimes damaged or rotten packages, told VICE News that the issue is political.
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For one, having a separate checking account for your self-employment income and business expenses simplifies your taxes and saves you hours of sorting through jumbled-up charges.
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In Agbogbloshie, Ghana — a former wetland turned toxic electronics graveyard — young men make a living of about $2.50 a day sorting through the rubbish with their bare hands.
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Today's full moon in Cancer brings a big shift in your social life—you're letting old friendships go and sorting through the emotions you have surrounding this change.
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The CNN anchor said that instead of being able to focus solely on policy, the media was spending time sorting through attacks and falsehoods from the White House.
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She knelt on the kitchen floor and started sorting through and rearranging her Tupperware cabinet — putting that small sliver of her life back in order, because she could.
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Manually sorting through, trying to remember who people are and if you see them too often or constantly ignore them can be a slow and emotionally draining chore.
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The thieves spent several hours sorting through the books before making off with 160 volumes that they checked against a list, leaving behind the books they didn't want.
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Did you get the bite digging through the attic or garage, reaching into an old box, or sorting through a pile of laundry you left on the floor?
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One problem: A combination of factors — higher funding, faster computers and far more data — results in researchers spending much precious time sorting through a relentless avalanche of scholarship.
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It effectively acts as the data pipeline, sorting through would-be credit applicants to assess their level of eligibility and the types of products best suited to them.
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It turns out that the same machine vision tools developed for tasks like guiding self-driving cars are also perfect for sorting through vast amounts of astronomical data.
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Asking the public for help, of course: Folks around the world are now sorting through images of Bennu's surface, counting rocks and identifying the best possible sampling sites.
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At least six cases appear to have a link to Zika, and scientists are still sorting through thousands of other cases to see if there's actually a connection.
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Experts are still sorting through what caused the explosion and what it means for SpaceX, but it's already clear the explosion will be a major setback for Internet.
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We did the work of sorting through the not-so-great stuff to bring you a list of 14 fun Grinch-themed decor picks to suit every need.
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She'd found the fanny pack when sorting through my stuff, during the couple of weeks she'd spent bored at home with her broken leg, right after her fall.
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Each repeats the same tasks in robotic fashion — sorting through components at the front of the assembly line, packaging the final product at the end of the line.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is sorting through a messy divorce from the European Union, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is completing her run for a fourth term.
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Sorting through exaggerations to get to the truth of something, rethinking some commitments, and working through issues that may have been brushed off take place during this time.
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The authorities are sorting through years of email exchanges and documents, plus the contents of a few dozen mobile phones, to try to determine who is to blame.
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For sorting through the ejecta from the collisions gives physicists fleeting glimpses of the fundamental building blocks of the universe and the forces that bind or repel them.
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Even in a room full of the devices, the Muse app did a surprisingly good job at sorting through the Bluetooth signals and identifying its owners' headbands correctly.
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During the process of reconciling myself to Christmas, I called up our rabbi — Aaron Miller of Washington Hebrew Congregation — for help sorting through my own feelings about Yuletide.
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Sorting through all that is difficult for a viewer with a god's-eye view of the proceedings; it's downright impossible for the characters caught up in the drama.
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But when Kathryn Kavanagh, a biologist at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, was sorting through preserved horse embryos recently, she saw something that at first she couldn't quite believe.
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What users see is spoon-fed directly to their timeline via a curated list of followers, and searching by hashtag means sorting through hundreds or thousands of text tweets.
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But if your account is public, it's time to dig up the time capsule and start sorting through, or, rather, deleting those messages you've already wiped from your memory.
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More types of vetting means more types of passenger (Global Entry passengers, No Fly List passengers, risky-but-unvetted passengers), and sorting through all of those passengers is tricky.
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It all seemed right to me now: him alone, finally listening to his records; my mother alone, reading; me alone, sorting through landscape photographs of trips I hadn't taken.
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We'll always have more information than we know what to do with, but our skills and developing filters for sorting through what does and doesn't matter will grow faster.
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In separate buildings blocks away from one another, they had been immersed in similar tasks: weighing and re-bagging their freeze-dried provisions and sorting through polar-grade gear.
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"Joe Biden rolls up victories as Bernie Sanders struggles for a foothold in the Democratic race," by Sean Sullivan, Matt Viser, and Michael Scherer Sorting through the Michigan rubble.
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He marched to his own drummer, which made gathering and sorting through images for a new book covering five decades of his iconic photography a wild and difficult odyssey.
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The State Department has pushed back on calls to expedite the review and production process, citing the gargantuan nature of sorting through and redacting tens of thousands of pages.
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Well, after sorting through every possible gift on the market, you can assume that if we still want to receive all the items ahead, they're probably pretty damn good.
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When Love smooches her knock-off Hemsworth Milo in the kitchen within Joe's view, he can be seen sorting through what appears to be some kind of plant section.
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Plans were devised for a citizenship list, but it turns out sorting through millions of people's paperwork is complicated, and no government was able to see the process through.
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More than two dozen Russian athletes have been disqualified from the Sochi standings as a result, and Olympic officials are still sorting through the tainted results and rescinding medals.
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The task force has been sorting through and analyzing the various solutions, proposals and recommendations, focusing on four areas: location data, clinical data, the social isolation problem and telehealth.
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After sorting through descriptions of more than 1,000 bowel movements, the researchers found that 90% of people who used a Squatty Potty strained less, and 71% had faster bowel movements.
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I lay in bed for a little bit longer sorting through all of the feels I felt last night and trying to decide how I feel about things this morning.
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It's particularly easy to endlessly put off minor jobs, like sorting through that pile of papers building up on the desk, or repotting the houseplant that's outgrown its old home.
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The Leeum exhibition promises a peek into Eliasson's process of developing and sorting through these ideas, but Eliasson is quick to point out the imprecise nature of creating his work.
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With a deadline of three weeks to move, I spent countless hours sorting through apartment listings on Craigslist, StreetEasy, and PadMapper before taking two trips to the city from Maryland.
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" A second lobbyist said that while industry is still sorting through the proposals, there had not been any changes that so far have provoked an, "oh my God, red alert.
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Sorting through messy, complex imagery and finding local minima and maxima is a specialty of today's ML systems, and the aerial imagery from the drones is rich in relevant data.
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"Time goes fast when you are sorting through mosquitoes," said Ms. Asefaha, as she sat in front of a microscope and a petri dish holding the latest batch of insects.
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Myanmar is also sorting through the damage caused by a different earthquake on Wednesday: Though it was stronger than the one in Italy, only a few deaths have been reported.
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Essentially, the platform helps you become your own best travel agent: It makes it easier to find the best prices without spending hours sorting through information from 20 different sites.
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Marie Kondo, the wizard behind "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," believes that sorting through your junk and keeping only what "sparks joy" can make you a happier person.
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Two months after charges in the admissions scandal were first announced, some colleges have taken steps to remove students while others appear to be still sorting through what to do.
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The company is developing ways for these robots to learn skills on their own, like sorting through a bin of unfamiliar objects or navigating a warehouse filled with unexpected obstacles.
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After sorting through the choices of mermaids, construction, outer space, doggie day camp, princess dreams, and fairy magic, I chose Pirate's Treasure for its unique blue sand and sea theme.
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The other side of the business is shipping, where employees pull carts around the warehouse, sorting through filing cabinets for individual cards before packing them up and shipping them out.
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Malaria-sniffing dogs could be very useful for sorting through crowds, as some countries and regions that have eliminated the disease share heavily trafficked borders with others that have not.
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The reporters said they spent days afterward sorting through dozens of tips; Ms. Steel said people working across a range of industries asked her to look into their similar experiences.
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Basically, instead of you going in and manually sorting through every file, photo, video, cache, download, or log, (which would take days) this software does all the work for you.
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Anthony played Wednesday night and then spent 15 minutes on the court afterward, autographing and handing sneakers to fans, sorting through outstretched adult hands to bestow his gifts on children.
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An employee at one location in Fort Worth was sorting through new donations when she uncovered the massive, albino serpent dangling out of a donation bin, NBC affiliate KXAS reports.
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Both the new terms and the new data policy just dropped, so we'll need to spend more time sorting through them to see what kinds of meaningful changes are in there.
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The brunt of your time is spent sorting through dates, messages, and personal info to crack Sam's passwords and figure out exactly why this phone went missing in the first place.
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As with many an email client these days, there's also the option to snooze messages til later, plus customizable swipe gestures that make sorting through email on the go a breeze.
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In Mississippi, officials are still sorting through reports of damage to some buildings, but Vann Byrd of the Lamar County Emergency Management Agency said one person died in a mobile home.
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But when beauty vlogger Deepica Mutyala needed to tidy up majorly organize her tutorial station, Refinery29's Bea Copeland didn't hesitate to start sorting through her envy-inducing collection of products.
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It was found almost two years ago by Lynn Caponera, Sendak's caretaker for 40 years and the president of his foundation, while she was sorting through the author's files and archives.
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The firm's concentrated business model contrasts with the strategy of many law firms to become one-stop shops for deals, from navigating niche regulatory processes to sorting through labyrinthine tax affairs.
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This could open doors to other uses of video processing, and take the work out of sorting through large amounts of video data, including what's generated by police-worn body cameras.
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We'll be spending all of Prime Day sorting through the thousands of deals and posting only the best ones to our Deals page, our Twitter account, and our Daily Deals newsletter.
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Between Redbubble's hundreds of thousands of designs and its wide variety of products, sorting through all the options can get overwhelming if you don't have a very specific design in mind.
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The fossil skeleton takes its name from the small foot bones discovered by scientist Ron Clarke in 1994 when he was sorting through bones in boxes from the Sterkfontein cave system.
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Rather than stick with sorting through potential matches with a checklist, she decided to search for men who had mentioned her food fad of the moment — jerk chicken — in their profiles.
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She puts him off and spends the movie sorting through her mixed emotions with the help of several gal pals who are further along the coupling-up path than she is.
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The case prompts authorities to enlist Pullman's Detective Harry Ambrose, drawing him back to his small hometown, where he has to deal with some personal baggage while sorting through the facts.
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You, no doubt, have questions about cleaning and disinfecting to prevent and contain the coronavirus — there is so much mis- and disinformation going around, and sorting through advice can be overwhelming.
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No one alive today has experience with a pandemic of this severity, catching even the most experienced researchers off-guard, not to mention the average person sorting through their Facebook feed.
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In moments of crisis, as when Bill seizes up in pain, Lorraine focuses intently (and uncharacteristically) on some domestic task — running the garbage disposal, or sorting through a bowl of potpourri.
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Although Damiani had broached the idea of analyzing the three genomes together on that first phone call, Taft wanted to see how far he could get sorting through Massimo's genome first.
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She sometimes had the air of the slightly disheveled college professor sorting through her papers, as a curtain of hair fell around her face, with strands getting entangled in her glasses.
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One bright spot: In sorting through what the previous owners left behind, they found a print by Walt Kelly, the cartoonist of the comic strip "Pogo," rolled up and left behind.
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At one of last month's events, at New York University, many marveled at the breadth and depth of the research they were sorting through, even as they worried about its future.
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Viewers watch as families spend exhausting weeks sorting through every item in their homes, facing down the sheer volume of their belongings and the marital strife all that stuff often causes.
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The biologists were sorting through hundreds of Atlantic sawtail catshark embryos for a study on how the sharks' cardiovascular system develops, when they spotted the creature growing inside a translucent egg.
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Here is an adult Clare (Nana Mensah), doing freelance redacting for a legal firm, sorting through the personal emails of a couple involved in what sounds like a very unpleasant divorce case.
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Authorities said in the statement that a Stock Island deputy was sorting through items of incoming mail when he came across an envelope addressed to Shannon that was mailed in late September.
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These treats bring back a flood of childhood memories, from the excitement of sorting through your loot to the hope that you'll come across a house giving away full-sized candy bars.
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If the first episode of the season tells us anything, it's that Hannah certainly has her hands full in sorting through the remaining 22 men as she looks for love and marriage.
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Capricorn season is all about partnership for you, Cancer, and with the full moon in your sign on December 22, you'll find yourself sorting through deep and powerful emotions concerning your relationships.
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They are sorting through massive changes announced by GE's new Chief Executive John Flannery last Monday: hugely reduced near-term profit-growth prospects, a halved dividend, and a wave of promised divestitures.
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"Traditionally geologists would spend 80 percent of their time sorting through data, trying to find it, correlate it, then organize it, and then running their models," IBM partner David Dickson told Reuters.
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Navigator staffers are supposed to guide consumers through the sometimes complicated enrollment process, which involves estimating income for the coming year, proving citizenship or legal residence, and sorting through various health plan options.
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Plenty of others have donated via credit card — though it will be unclear how many, or how much money was contributed, until Ekeland can finish sorting through which charges were real, he said.
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Now, when she isn't sorting through huge data sets to help Airbnb's website deliver better lodging matches faster for consumers, part of her role is helping fill job openings in her new field.
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Time is almost up to nominate your picks for The Hill's 85033 Most Beautiful, and we're still sorting through some of the more than 600 nominations we've already received for the annual list.
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Read more: A 10-year-old girl crashed her mom's car while attempting to drive to McDonald'sOn Friday, an employee found the box full of money while sorting through recyclables at the facility.
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The answer came in a convoluted four-page letter to Congress from newly installed attorney general Bill Barr, who spent the weekend sorting through Mueller's final report with deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
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There are over 400 pages of prank gifts on Amazon, and we're tired sick of sorting through fart jokes and politicians' puckered faces printed on toilet paper, but all for you, dear reader.
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I am most often alone, sorting through my thoughts, trying to find the words that flow so much more easily when I am in motion than when I am staring at a screen.
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Those contractors, who number over 15,000, are responsible for sorting through the posts, images and videos that flow through Facebook's services on a daily basis to weed out sensitive, explicit or hateful material.
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"The company is developing ways for these robots to learn skills on their own, like sorting through a bin of unfamiliar objects or navigating a warehouse filled with unexpected obstacles," Mr. Metz writes.
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I work for a franchise in Wisconsin, sorting through the items that our drivers bring in and sending them either to the dump, a recycling facility, or a charity like Habitat for Humanity.
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Everyone knows there's no joy to be found sorting through all your things, packing up whatever you keep, and then paying someone to lug it out, or worse, having to do it yourself.
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This leaves any path forward to passionate fans dedicating free time to localizing scripts in another language, then sorting through undocumented code to try and find ways to make that translated text playable.
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The interior designer and TV personality explains that when she contracted the tick-borne disease, she was convinced that her life was over because she had been sorting through horror stories on the internet.
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The markets have been sorting through concerns about global growth with signs that the U.S. economy is entering a phase of slowing growth and China's growth slowdown is already spilling over onto other economies.
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"A lot of these songs were written more as therapy, kind of sorting through our past and what we were going through," says Willis-McDowell, who came forward as one of her father's victims.
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Sorting through different codes and keeping track of updates is a daunting task and, in a worst-case scenario, a mistake can cost thousands or even millions of dollars to tear out and fix.
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After sorting through recommendations from other Canadian writers (and spending a decent amount of money praying for luck at several shrines in Japan), I chose a small but experienced immigration firm in midtown Manhattan.
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I think the media has an important role to play in making sense of science, sorting through it to help guide readers closer to science-based decisions and policies and away from magical beliefs.
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Coupled with the considerable money and resources a firm needs to invest to bring on and test the data before using it in strategies, sorting through alternative data has become a nearly impossible task.
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Before you make any fast moves, spend time sorting through what you like about your job and paying attention to factors that have you dreading it, such as negative feedback or a taxing project.
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The consequences of that particular mistake are likely to be trivial, but what if the computer is sorting through people instead of cars, and categorizing them for risk of default on a home loan?
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It was every auctioneer's dream: Sorting through the usual clutter in the attic of an old New England home, Dan Meader came across a trove of objects far more precious and rare than expected.
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And then they said hey wait, we're trying to take a look at the demand that's required, and so we were asked to just wait while there was just some sorting through on that.
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There are, weirdly, precious few attempts at environmental storytelling—something Half-Life, as a series, helped pioneer—and precious few reasons to spend time sorting through the many, many objects you can interact with.
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My hip gives out several times during the moving process, so I am relegated to sitting on my bed and sorting through the contents of several boxes while the kids mull about around me.
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Sorting through the mass of material was an emotional process, Powell says; but happily, her own rich record of the city's artistic coming-of-age will now grace bureaus and bookshelves the world over.
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But removing the fields in question from consideration for advertising is the right move, since the prospect of intelligently sorting through millions of real and imagined vocations for the occasional abuse is a daunting one.
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Each week, The Verge's Cut the Crap column simplifies the choice by sorting through the overwhelming multitude of movies and TV shows on subscription services, and recommending a single perfect thing to watch this weekend.
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In the upcoming match between Sedol and AlphaGo, DeepMind's artificial intelligence will have to sort through a much larger decision tree than IBM's Deep Blue in addition to sorting through a higher number of moves.
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If you blanch at the idea of sorting through 1,200 startups to find just the right investment opportunity — or to snare the interest of just the right investor — let CrunchMatch make your networking life easier.
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These businesses are actually quite sophisticated, and it's safe to assume that when the tech giants change their methodology for sorting through fake news, the content farms that execute these campaigns will adapt in lockstep.
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Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters at Tuesday's briefing that, while the FBI background check might have ended, the White House Personnel Security Office was still sorting through the reports provided by the bureau.
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Objects big and small must be assessed: STEP 3:Staying strong Aside from the work being filthy and tedious, sorting through all these things can beget fresh anguish for someone who just survived a disaster.
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BANGUN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's crackdown on imported foreign waste has upset the village of Bangun, where residents say they earn more money sorting through piles of garbage than growing rice in once-lush paddy fields.
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Consumers may have difficulty sorting through their options after the administration sliced the budget last summer for insurance navigators to $10 million this year, from $903 million in 2017 and nearly $63 million in 2016.
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They tell of sorting through hundreds of candidates to fill a few positions, only to find that the strongest candidates have no interest in working in the low-income communities where charters are typically located.
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And at the Open, they are being used to perform another traditionally human job: sorting through match footage and picking out the best points, or at least what a nonhuman thinks are the best points.
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It's a game less about discovering a loadout that suits a moment or a particular enemy weakness, and more about sorting through the vast assortment of options and finding a combination that's effective and badass.
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Chief among her duties was sorting through the samples each day, roughly 221 or 210 of them between the ones the hard-mail team set aside and the ones the email team forwarded to her.
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As the series editor of Best American Comics, he does the work of sorting through the year's best new comics, along with an annual guest editor, who in 270 was the brilliant cartoonist Roz Chast.
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The huge bills for Hurricanes Florence and Michael will now start rolling in: funerals, suffering, sorting through debris, and perhaps $30 billion in losses that could have been reduced dramatically through science-based planning and foresight.
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That's not to underplay the real human cost of automation: people have to train the AIs, and sorting through content and tagging it so artificial intelligence can discern what is and isn't relevant can cause PTSD.
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This won't get everything, but it'll get more data the closer you are to a tower (here's a good database), and the programs mentioned in the video are pretty good at sorting through the incoming data.
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Postal workers have been sorting through thousands of mail sacks in the West Bank city of Jericho for the past several days after Israeli authorities allowed the entry of the letters and packages from neighboring Jordan.
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We're still sorting through all of the feedback we've received about our new look, but we're making one change today: You can find a link to all of our puzzles, not just the mini crossword, below.
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He played in splashes of notes that found a satisfying, bluesy landing in the left hand — responding to every other musician at once, sorting through a vast bank of ideas and crafting his own American tale.
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There was one more option: a new genomic test that can offer much faster results by rapidly sorting through the DNA in a blood sample and picking out the pathogen most likely making a patient sick.
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Scientists scurry about, sorting through supplies and making sure equipment is working and strapped down in the research ship's permanent laboratories and more than a dozen portable ones in modified shipping containers, above and below deck.
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On top of the challenge of sorting through their options and deciding what to do in this situation, those who choose abortion often have to scramble and stress to gather cash to pay for their procedure.
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Meanwhile, at the Brooklyn Museum, "We Wanted a Revolution" spans from 1965, the year of the Selma to Montgomery march, to 1985, exposing complexities of feminism, womanism, race and gender equality that we're still sorting through.
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He expects insurers to offer a wider variety of short-term plans with different coverage options and price points, which will likely result in higher call volumes from people looking for help sorting through their options.
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Maybe. It isn't as exciting to imagine a group of teens sorting through a manufacturer directory to vet Android prototypes, but the reality is that it's often one of the easiest ways to get a product made.
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Sorting through different possible solutions for each hint is extremely important, but equally so is understanding the actual linguistic composition of each hint: Verb parallelism and punctuation are key, as well as noticing patterns throughout the puzzle.
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More than two months after a cyberattack hobbled many of its critical municipal systems, the city of Atlanta is still sorting through the wreckage of what is likely the worst cyberattack targeting a U.S. city to date.
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"There's an indication that she was with him in certain parts of the process, and we're sorting through it," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is at an early stage.
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In interviews, administration officials said they were still sorting through the evidence that North Korea was involved, and left open the possibility that the thieves deliberately left evidence implicating the country to throw investigators off their trail.
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She presents a portrait of emerging womanhood without eliminating the accessories of girlhood, graphically sorting through issues of sexuality, interpersonal angst, and mental health issues out of the material whirl, making serious art out of playful beginnings.
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Liang pulled a stack of papers from his backpack and began sorting through them as Yuan, in the kitchen, stood over a copier, scanning the identification documents that Liang would need in order to defend her husband.
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A special master, Barbara S. Jones, has been sorting through the reams of materials seized from Mr. Cohen to determine which among them are protected by the attorney-client privilege that Mr. Cohen shared with Mr. Trump.
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If you are looking to pay down your debt, Holbrook recommends spending at least 10 minutes sorting through what kind of debt you have and what the interest rates are, and prioritizing what to pay down first.
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The company is a third-party insurance broker, meaning it does the looking for you, sorting through all the relevant info from a bunch of different companies to help find the best — and cheapest — policy for you.
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It was what I dreamed of when I went into policy: Republicans and Democrats sitting together, where all smart ideas are welcome and politics does what it should –- sorting through competing ideas to achieve the best possible outcome.
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WE DIDN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT, SO WE'RE JUST SORTING THROUGH IT. FOR SURE WE WANT TO MAKE IT SO THAT WE WANT TO REQUIRE THAT FOR AT&T CUSTOMERS THAT HBO AND NETFLIX ARE TREATED THE SAME.
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On Thursday, an emotional Amy Duggar shared videos of herself sorting through her late grandmother's closet on her Instagram Story, days after the Counting On star tragically died at age 78 after accidentally drowning in a swimming pool.
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That means cutting through the first three or so hours of an analyst's day by sorting through news sources and providing, in plain English, a few takeaway thoughts for the human to then apply imagination and judgement to.
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Issues concerning home, family, and your early childhood have come up and you're processing many emotions—even if things are going well, you might still be feeling tired from all the work your subconscious mind is sorting through.
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In sorting through allegations that the executive branch has colored outside the lines, I would like to commend the Constitution as a trustworthy guide to achieving a balance of power and one whose bias leans toward the electorate.
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To assist in sorting through hundreds of social media posts, the Citizens Crime Commission is awaiting approval from Facebook to use software they developed that will review, analyze and provide real-time alerts about posts containing violent language.
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Our reporters met a family who survived an attack by ISIS forces and are now scraping by and a doctor who is sorting through the thousands of corpses left behind in an ambitious effort to identify the bodies.
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BELLINGHAM, Washington — Sorting through the data of the ancient dead — their pots, their knives, the rocks they cooked on — in order to reconstruct how they lived isn't so different from tracking the Mueller investigation, Adrienne Cobb has discovered.
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After a day of sorting through the results, here's what we came away with: The Democratic presidential primary is entering an intensely tumultuous phase, with an elevated Bernie Sanders, a reeling Joe Biden and a splintered moderate vote.
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We're still sorting through the spectacle and the content of his public testimony on Wednesday, but this much is clear: Both political parties will be tested as they hurtle toward a confrontation over the fate of the presidency.
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Sorting through and breaking down that jumbled litter takes energy, and that energy costs money that countries, like the US, aren't willing to spend, says lead study author Amy Brooks, an environmental engineering student at the University of Georgia.
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It&aposs one month after Christopher Steele, the opposition researcher, British intelligence agent, has been fired by the FBI, the Democrats are still in shock, I assume Lisa Page and Strzok are sorting through their feelings after the election.
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About a week later, after talking to lawyers and the fire investigator and after sorting through the wreckage trying to document the remains of everything they had lost, Fowler ventured out to an opening at a gallery in Chinatown.
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We can see many examples of employers using this job competition model today, such as Google, a company that invests heavily in sorting through the huge number of talented applicants, while also offering high pay, training and desirable benefits.
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There's also a sequence, early on, in which Annie, sorting through her mother's stuff, picks up a volume entitled "Guide to Spiritualism," which may not give the game away but certainly advertises what sort of game we can expect.
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Tech Fix Vincent Lai was working at a recycling facility in New York and sorting through a bin of used cellphones a few years ago when he dug up a Palm Treo, a smartphone that was discontinued last decade.
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Unsurprisingly, shopping (both online and IRL) has become one of our go-to ways to relax: There's just something soothing about sorting through the new arrivals sections at a favorite site, or aimlessly wandering through Zara with a friend.
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However egalitarian the festival believes itself to be, every person has their own definition of qualities like thoughtfulness or creativity, and anyone in a gatekeeper role like those sorting through applications inevitably brings their own values to their judgements.
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Wealth Somewhere beneath Rockefeller Center, in a workroom with the bare fluorescent lights and tall shelves of a big discount warehouse, auction-house employees are sorting through Chinese porcelain tureens, duck decoys, prized paintings and hundreds of other items.
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A few minutes into Tuesday, in the North Boston neighborhood of Charlestown, the Buy New England Lobsters company's night crew was sorting through a load of recently caught lobsters, said Harrison Jones, the director of operations at the company.
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When the weather is bad, he slowly works his way through the boxes of belongings packaged up after his mother's death and shipped to his aunt's house, sorting through all of their shared possessions and the memories they dredge up.
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The President raises a remote and flicks on the screen, sorting through old recordings of cable news shows, until he comes to what he is after: a clip from the Senate hearing earlier in the day, as broadcast on Fox News.
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Then, once you've ordered all of your packages and are sorting through them at home, use the app to read the barcode and find out what's inside without having to tear open the boxes and ruin any potential wrapping opportunities.
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Android Oreo brings improvements to the mobile operating system's notifications, including the addition of tiny dots appearing on each app icon indicating when they want your attention, and a cleaner notifications channel for sorting through all the alerts you get.
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The message from Tennessee will also have an effect on Democrats, as they start sorting through what kind of candidates they want to run in 2020 -- with an inevitable battle between those who favor centrists and those who want progressives.
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But even though the Senate bill advanced on a breezy, bipartisan vote, bill sponsors and their staff spent months sorting through thorny issues behind the scenes, even making last-minute technical changes until the early morning hours on Wednesday. Sen.
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Matt: As you know, the search engine optimization gods have ordered up tremendous amounts of Game of Thrones content all across the internet, so the challenge really isn't finding something to check out so much as sorting through the endless pile.
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Science With access to an overabundance of information from news organizations, on social media and through word of mouth, students (and adults) need to be adept at sorting through what they read or hear to determine its validity, value and implication.
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But some of them vary so widely that a start-up, Otonomo, has built a business on sorting through privacy and data laws around the world for automakers, helping companies remain in compliance in a changing landscape of laws and regulations.
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While Brown is the first to admit she has her hands full in sorting through the remaining men as she looks for love and marriage, one thing is for certain: She knows how to stand her ground and stand up for herself.
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As Iraqi and Kurdish forces fight to take back the city of Mosul from Islamic State militants, the team at Snapchat, thousands of miles away, is sorting through a trove of videos taken from the ground for its own real-time news coverage.
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Picfair's solution is to open the doors to everyone, while its "ever-improving curation technology" does the heavy-lifting of sorting through the resulting uploaded images for quality, agnostic of whether they are taken by an award-winning professional or a complete amateur.
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It is based on a vision of pulling together as much information as possible about as many people as possible into an 'ultra-large-scale' database, making that information available to government officials, and sorting through it to try to identify terrorists.
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Most presidential candidates, with rare exceptions, are tempted to adopt far more hawkish stances on the campaign trail than presidents do in the Oval Office, where they must confront the realities of building coalitions, sorting through conflicting intelligence and pursuing comprehensive counterterrorism programs.
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The characters will be sorting through the aftermath of this episode for weeks to come, because once again, it takes the death of a child to wake up the leathery-tough adults to all the collateral damage their war games have wrought.
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The arrangement of symbols brings to mind a wall of Egyptian hieroglyphics mixed with modern languages and signs, reminding this viewer at least that we live in a hodge-podge of languages and codes that we are constantly sorting through and interpreting.
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Sorting through Mr. Hofeller's personal effects, looking for items she had asked her father to save for her, Stephanie Hofeller came across a clear plastic bag holding four external hard drives and 18 thumb drives, backups of data on Mr. Hofeller's Toshiba laptop.
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The power play has sent the country reeling, with trade lawyers trying to gauge how much of Mr. Trump's threat was negotiation bluster versus directive, and economists sorting through what a world without the North American Free Trade Agreement would mean for Canada.
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SALISBURY, England — Charlie Rowley may have been down on his luck, in and out of treatment for drug addiction, but he had a certain prowess as a "skip diver," sorting through trash for the valuables that his better-off neighbors threw out.
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Borrowers with federal loans have many payment options, some of which can lead to portions of their debt being forgiven, but sorting through them often requires guidance — and servicers have done a poor job of providing it, according to government oversight reports.
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PITTSBURGH — Sorting through a jury pool already exposed to the blaze of publicity over allegations against Bill Cosby, lawyers and a judge on Monday selected the first five jurors, all of them white, who will weigh whether he committed a sexual assault.
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She and other residents of Fair Bluff, and of many other communities in the southern and southeast parts of North Carolina hit by the double whammy of Matthew and Florence, are sorting through the latest wreckage, wondering if it is worth remaining.
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Read more: Kesha pushes for injunction so she can record album without Dr. Luke At today's hearing, Justice Kornreich's role was sorting through this mess, deciding not only whether an injunction should issue, but also whether to grant either of the dueling motions to dismiss.
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It is in sorting through the mess of policies, pronouncements, leaks, and other unassorted chaos to distinguish between bad policies or mismanagement and genuine threats to the constitutional order—and then to imagine what the country will look like after four years of it all.
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While American and other Western intelligence officials are sorting through intelligence strands on the bombers, pinning down exact travel to Syria through Turkey — the route one of the earlier Sri Lankan members of the Islamic State had taken — or other countries is a challenging task.
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Sorting through all the revelations in "The Well-Tempered Clavier" on one viewing is a fool's errand for your humble recapper, given the multiple timelines, the tricks of memory, the Arnold unveilings and the other narrative loop-de-loops attempted in this bewildering hour.
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The 2009 war picture is one of four movies Tarantino worked with the Weinstein Co to bring to the big screen and the contracts for the projects are among thousands of agreements the studio is sorting through to decide which to assume or assign.
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Regeneron said its scientists have now isolated hundreds of antibodies that neutralize the virus, and they're sorting through them — as well as antibodies isolated from people who have recovered from COVID-19 — to find the best two with which to create a cocktail treatment.
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These apps essentially let players walk right up to the areas where they could find rare pokémon, taking some of the guesswork out of the game but also saving players from hours of sorting through the legions of pidgies and ratatas in the world.
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Here are some other tasks we'd love to see pro-athletes perform on the sidelines this season:-Sorting through old receipts-Treating an ingrown hair-Sudoku-Updating their phone's software-Writing thank you notes-Making a list of the best long-reads of the calendar year
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As I've had occasion to mention about a billion times before this, one of the things machine learning models are really good at is sorting through noisy data, like a surface covered in random tiny shapes, and finding targets, like the shape of a dead Varroa mite.
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As the village turns into a scene in a snow globe, the friends take to sorting through the desiccated newspapers, magazines and catalogs stuffed behind the bistro walls as insulation a century earlier ("as though words could keep winter at bay") and salvaged during a renovation.
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Mass-casualty events in particular are flash points of informational chaos, with reporters both professional and amateur sorting through rumors and snippets of dialogue from traumatized people and shaky video clips and alarmed tweets and claims of a second gunman, trying to figure out what to believe.
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They were faced with sorting through the objects assembled during her long life: ivory figurines, poems for family occasions, a favorite hot-pink jacket, a baby grand piano their father had played jazz on, boxes of photos, wartime letters from an army outpost in the Aleutian Islands.
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"Whether a customer is sorting through a bag of groceries, or trying to determine what item was left out on the counter, we want to make those moments simpler by helping identify these items and giving customers the information they need in that moment," she said.
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Gibson was in the process of sorting through his basement archive, which he planned to donate to U.B.C. Biggles accompanied us down the stairs; beneath a set of head-height windows, an old desk and table were covered with neatly piled manuscripts, some typewritten, others dot-matrix.
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Mueller delivered the report to Attorney General William Barr, who is presumably sorting through for any evidence of the Trump campaign's collusion with Russia or a cause for further indictments, among any other string of legal actions that could stem from Mueller's findings over the last 22 months.
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Sorting through the haphazard pile of clothing spilling out of the two suitcases still serving as my dresser, I yanked on a sweater dress I purchased for $20 on sale from Urban Outfitters, a faux-leather jacket from the Limited, pilled tights, and a pair of Payless black flats.
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For the Senate Intelligence Committee, which has taken the lead on the investigation, that means continuing work that began earlier this summer and hasn't stopped since: sorting through thousands of documents, sending letters to gather information from people of interest, and interviewing key witnesses behind closed doors throughout September.
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"Recognizing that we're in a fluid political moment in Spain as they are sorting through the aftermath of their election, we want to make sure that we are interacting with all of Spain's major political parties," Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes said ahead of the President's trip.
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On the US side, he said the process typically entails sorting through various reports and local accounts, assuring the Russians that local rebels aren't from the Syrian al Qaeda affiliate, the Nusra Front, and convincing local rebels not to escalate while the US is communicating with the Russians.
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Nintendo's tools for sorting through the garbage isn't great, which is why, with some help from Motherboard's Jason Koebler, I've spent time coming up with a list of 10 levels to load up while the kids down the street light off the leftover fireworks over the next few days.
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Based on EIA data (thanks to Jesse Jenkins for sorting through it), the current CF of the US nuclear fleet is around 88 percent — nuclear plants are typically expensive and unwieldy to shut down and restart, so they are almost always running, except when they are offline for maintenance.
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How long his body had been in the water was just one of the mysteries the police were sorting through; Mr. Martinez's last outfit — gray sweatpants, blue boxer shorts and a black jacket — was intact, and his tattoo of the Virgin Mary holding a rose was still visible.
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After creating a renewable energy law in 2010 the government spent three years sorting through 82 proposals and accepted 10, most of which lacked the funds to see them through, said Yasser Charafi, an officer at the International Finance Corporation, the private-sector arm of the World Bank.
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If all of this sounds as daunting as sorting through all the different weed strains that will soon be available, you have the option of hedging your bets with a basket of weed stocks, which are bundled together in an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) or an index fund.
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We're all a bit worried about the terrifying surveillance state that becomes possible when you cross omnipresent cameras with reliable facial recognition — but a new study suggests that some of the best algorithms are far from infallible when it comes to sorting through a million or more faces.
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I walked the perimeter of my square, marveling at the range of non-squirrel activity: a teenager doing wheelies on 110th Street, kids skating around the statue of Frederick Douglass in the traffic circle, a man hunched over a trash bag sorting through pieces of unidentifiable 1980s office equipment.
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Hidden in the 'Shop by Concept' area of the website's main menu, this under-the-radar shopping tool is designed to take the stress out of sorting through all 9,331 options on the brand's site and make finding the trendiest of H&M items easier than ever before.
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She was still in graduate school at the time, pursuing a doctorate in criminology from the University of Florida, and she figured that she would pass most of her work hours happily sitting at a desk, sorting through cases and organizing files, trying to understand how they were being processed.
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It was the start to a surreal few hours that Chulack, best friend and "Third Watch" co-creator John Wells, and two others from the show spent meeting some of the men and women sorting through a stories-high mess of powdery debris and twisted metals while breathing still-hazy air.
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As WIRED celebrates its 25th anniversary, the Whole Earth Catalog its 103th anniversary, and the Bauhaus its 100th anniversary, we're in a modern Cambrian era, sorting through an explosion of technologies enabled by the internet that are the equivalent of the stunning evolutionary diversity that emerged some 500 million years ago.
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They're sorting through the dress rack at a thrift store and fighting in the way they do for most of the film, about how Lady Bird is a disappointment and about her mother doesn't understand her — and then they break off mid-sentence to exclaim over finding the perfect dress.
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But of course, that is precisely Liu's point: that in an age when we are accustomed to sorting through millions of images at the speed of light (or at least the speed of sight), we lose our ability to discern meaning and to integrate random thoughts into an expressive statement.
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Seated together at the witness table at the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing were Daniel Jorjani, the Department of Interior's main legal adviser, and Mark Lee Greenblatt, who has been nominated to take over the office responsible for sorting through a number of potential ethical lapses from Interior's highest-level employees.
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Judge Wood was already concerned that the process of sorting through the nearly four million files seized from Mr. Cohen was moving too slowly, and in an order issued on Tuesday, she denied the Trump Organization's request for two and a half more weeks, instead setting a deadline of 11:59 a.m.
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And while Hilton is currently sorting through heaps of requests from designers, venues, locations and wedding planners who all want to be a part of the big day, there's one aspect of her wedding that's confirmed: sister Nicky Hilton Rothschild's daughters Lily-Grace, 19 months, and Teddy Marilyn, 9 weeks, will be flower girls!
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This progress report could also announce that's he finished investigating the "Big Question" (the extent of Russia's role in the 2016 election) but that he intends to continue sorting through ancillary matters—like, for instance, the Roger Stone case, the House witness transcripts, or the foreign mystery defendant—for perhaps months or even years. 6.
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When I began sorting through stories of things that had gone terribly wrong, I was particularly moved by the plight of a California woman, Sarah Robertson, whose young husband had stored his sperm as he was dying, the couple hoping that she could have his baby after completing her education and saving some money.
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In an interview, Hayes said that what sets Lucidworks apart is how it uses machine learning and other AI processes to personalise those results after "sorting through mountains of data," to provide enterprise information to knowledge workers, shopping results on an e-commerce site to consumers, data to wealth managers or whatever it is that is being sought.
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As rescue crews began sorting through the rubble after the morning blasts, victims from the airport were sent to a university hospital in the town of Leuven, while those from the Maelbeek subway station went to the military hospital in Neder-over-Heembeek in northern Brussels, which is also serving as a coordination point for relatives.
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The bureau has declined to comment on the record about the ongoing background investigation, however, a US government official familiar with the Kavanaugh review tells CNN the FBI remains in "information collection mode" and is sorting through a number of leads from the public submitted via its online tip portal, toll-free call center and various field offices.
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Two of the three musicians would compose in the studio—sorting through de Jong's vast library of thrifted records, cassettes, and VHS tapes, or recording lines on guitar, banjo, or fiddle—while a third would work away in the kitchen, toiling over pots of collard greens and black eyed peas, using the hallowed vegetarian tome The Moosewood Cookbook as a bible.
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Sorting through vintage and thrift shops for hours on free weekends can almost seem tedious, but finding the right piece — an old military coat or patterned silk blouse — or even the very, VERY wrong piece — a pair of leather pants with cowhide patches or tasmanian devil underwear — helps me rediscover a little part of myself I sometimes feel is lost.
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Good: Nice to look at, brought back blade-style main navigation in a sense Bad: Simplistic interface didn't aid in quickly sorting through troves of content The 20203 update that introduced the "Metro" design showed that Microsoft was trying to juggle more than ever, but it chose a new dashboard look that didn't afford enough space to comfortably express it.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, still sorting through the wreckage of her 2016 presidential campaign, recently had former aides on her campaign team meet with outside strategists and consultants to look at what went wrong.
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"My team is sorting through the shipment of 300,000 N95 masks the White House personally told me would be sent to our state, and while we do not have a final count on this yet, I can say with certainty that what they sent were not the N43 masks that were promised but instead were surgical masks, which is not what we asked for," he said at the news conference.
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At the same time, I was talking to a lot of doctors for work, and kept hearing that they had to spend so much time in clinics debunking things Oz said or sorting through dozens of supplements patients were using because of Oz. And so I looked at the evidence behind Oz's claims, and I found that often the evidence contradicted him, or what he said wasn't rooted in research at all.
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The constituent town halls and policy explainer sessions, she said, "have created these super, hyper electoral influencers" -- like Indivisible Orange County 48 chairman Aaron McCall, who arranged four debates ahead of the local group's endorsement of Rouda, sorting through the candidates with something called the Voter Support Score, which ranks contestants based on a combination of total cash on-hand, money raised inside the district and total number of in-district donors.
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What is probably the most productive evolution has come from Code for America, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, that has provided technology to assist the district attorneys in sorting through the hundreds of thousands of files: It helps by "reading and interpreting criminal history data from the California Department of Justice, and it can analyze eligibility of thousands of convictions in just a few minutes," according to Scott Gerber, a spokesperson for Code for America.
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Dry, aching voices, crude horn honk, noodling jazz guitar, quietly crackling flickers of static, all this gets played against clean electronic surfaces and squiggly synthesizers to shape a sonic disparity that also serves to contextualize both sides — the soul/jazz material sounds old and weird partially because hearing it during a speedy dance mix creates the illusion of discovery, as if Moodymann were sorting through piles in the back of a record store, playing Big Muff's "My Funny Valentine" cover for the first time, and falling in love with the glittering keyboards and liquid bassline.
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New York jurors whose identities were kept secret reached a verdict after deliberating six days in the expansive case, sorting through what authorities called an "avalanche" of evidence gathered since the late 1980s that Guzman and his murderous Sinaloa drug cartel made billions in profits by smuggling tons of cocaine, heroin, meth and marijuana into the U.S. Evidence showed drugs poured into the U.S. through secret tunnels or hidden in tanker trucks, concealed in the undercarriage of passenger cars and packed in rail cars passing through legitimate points of entry — suggesting that a border wall wouldn't be much of a worry.
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In one more or less typical stretch last month, he was sorting through 60 boxes of his papers, inhaling dust mites in the process; working on a screenplay for Brad Pitt and finishing another, a new version of "West Side Story," for Steven Spielberg; debating whether to rewrite his first play, "A Bright Room Called Day"; pondering one that might or might not turn out to be about President Trump; finishing the second act of an opera he is writing with Jeanine Tesori about the death of Eugene O'Neill; and vigilantly attending rehearsals of the National Theater's revival of "Angels in America," starring Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane, which has moved from London to Broadway, where it opens March 25 at the Neil Simon Theater.
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